Road Rehab Projects Resume Monday
Thursday, August 25, 2016 @ 5:59 AM
Prince George, B.C. – If the weather cooperates, the City’s road rehabilitation projects will resume on Monday, with four projects slated for the week.
As shown on the map at right, there have been a number of projects already completed ( in green) while projects yet to be done are in pink.
Projects slated for next week are:
- Carney Street from 15th Avenue to Massey Drive Estimated cost $107,000
- 2nd Avenue from Ospika Boulevard to Nicholson Street Estimated cost $113,000
- Nicholson Street from 2nd Avenue to 5th Avenue Estimated cost $68,000
- Opie Crescent from Ospika Boulevard to Massey Drive Estimated cost $139,000
But there are still several major projects to be completed, including:
- 5th Ave from Winnipeg to Brunswick
- 5th Ave from Carney to Edmonton
- 4th Ave from Edmonton to Victoria
- 5th Ave from Ruggles to Ahbau
- 15th Ave from Johnson to Alward
Comments
I love reading these stories. There’s something about new pavement and making this city look better that makes me happy. Keep going City of PG there’s still lots of streets to pave.
By the way Bellamy Rd in really in poor shape. Please keep it in mind for next year’s list of paving jobs.
What a joke these roads have great pavement compared to Marleau and Bear. Heavy traffic on crumbling potholes pavement. These two roads service three subdivisions, a major shopping center and major access to and off hwy 16. No sidewalks, hey not even a bike lane.
It is narrow at spots and getting narrower with erosion and crumbling pavement.
Marleau and Bear are dangerous to drive, walk and bike. With the heavy traffic volumes I cannot believe the absolute irresponsibility and neglect of the city. Maybe ICBC should take notice.
resurfacing 8th between the bypass and the crescents next summer would be appreciated too, there are a number of intersections in poor condition. I bike to work, and as that is the instructed route to take into the downtown area, it would be nice if the pavement is in a condition that is suitable for the purpose.
Take Todd stone for a drive up Foothills and maybe he can increase the speed limit.. f he doesn’t agree, just drop him off at the Foothill landfill … he can use foot power back to town and enjoy seeing the dump from the road
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